Heart disease is a common health issue in pets, particularly in older dogs and cats. As pets age, their risk of ailments, including heart disease, increases. Our experts at Veterinary Urgent Care Center compiled a list of symptoms you should monitor or be mindful of...
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) or intoxication from marijuana is something we see often at Veterinary Urgent Care Center, particularly more so now given the increased prevalence and legality of the substance in Massachusetts and neighboring states. Dan Mordarski, DVM, of...
Remember the notes your mother used to leave for the babysitter when they would go out for the night? It had all the emergency information, important contacts, and other instructions in case of emergency. Well, pet sitting is like that also. Having a friend or sitter...
On #NationalPetBirdDay, Dr. Erika Cervasio of VUCC Quincy offers some tips on how best to socialize your bird in your home. Dr. Cervasio is a Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP), specializing in Avian, Canine and Feline Practice. Birds...
Now that I’m a few months into having my new pup, Parsley, I get asked the question a lot by folks who also have younger animals…”When should I spay or neuter my animal?” It’s a great question and it comes with so many different factors to consider. Personally,...
Veterinary Urgent Care Center knows that you have a million questions when it comes to welcoming a new puppy into your home. Our very own Katie Holmes, DVM, is a veterinarian at VUCC Quincy and recently welcomed Parsley, an adorable yellow lab, into her life. Dr....
